The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-10-07
MAP OF THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.

felt. The delay was caused by stop at
Homework in the city limits, for fully
twenty minutes, to witness the illumination
of the natural gas stan6-pipes, which, from
q height of nearly 100 feet, sent
pillar of fire fully fifty feet above the
pipe. As soon as the train came to stop
Superintendent Pitcairn conducted the la
dies Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union to Mrs. Cleveland, and Mrs. R. H,
Jones presented the beautiful testimonial
which had been prepared. The train only
stopped in this city for five minutes and
continued on it's way westward
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 2.-The Presi-
dental excursion train arrived here at II
o'clock a. m. yesterday. Very little was
seen by the travellers of the State of Ohio,
that commonwealth having been traversed
during the night A thousand people had
assembled at Columbus at 4 o'clock a. M
only to be disappointed as the President
had not yet arisen. The trip through this
State before arriving here was a continued
ovation throughout This city was deliberately
decorated. The President and Mrs Cleveland
were escorted through cheering crows to
the capitol by an imposing civic and mill
tary procession Governor Gray welcomed
the Chief Executive to Indiana in short
speech, and the President replied briefly,
congratulating both the State and the city
in well-chosen terms In concluding, Nh.
Cleveland alluded to the late Vice. President
Hendricks, as follows:
Il am at this moment much impresse with
another thought connected with this place. Its
suggestion can not fail to awaken in your
minds an affectionate sentiment, and its
subject directs the interested attention
nj To xrad
and died a man your neighbor, and
your friend - whose name was a house
hold word throughout the land, trusted.
and respected by his fellow men and by them
invested with the highest civic trusts. A loyal,
true son ofy your State mid his honors he new
er forgot the people of Indiana and his fellow
tOwnsmen of Indianapolis. And while he loved
you well, he brought honor to you by his faith
full discharge of the functions of public
office, and by a firm devotion and adherence to
patriotic principles. All will join you in the re-
spect you cherish for his memory and the kind
ly tender thought of the people of the land will
always turn to your city as the place where
your distinguished citizen lived and died. and
where rest his remains among the surroundings
he SO much enjoyed"
ST LOUIS, Oct 3-After the speech
making at Indianapolis Saturday the Presi-
dent shook many people by the hand. He
then, accompanied by his wife, called on
Mrs. Hendricks and lunched with her. After
a brief call on ex-senator and Mrs. Nc
Donald, the party again took the train. A
brief stop was made at Terre Haute, and
the party was welcomed by Senator Voor-
hees and ex-Secretary of the Navy Richard
W. Thompson, the President responding
with short address The trip was then re-
sumed, stops being made only for coal
and water until this city was reached
at 11:45 p. m. The party was met by
areoeption committee at East St Louis, and
was driven across the bridge, two sold
masses of cheering humanity lining the
way. banner stretched across the bridge
at the Missouri line babe them welcome to
Missouri" The city was splendidly illumi-
mated. The night was spent at the home of
Mayor Francis
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock President
Cleveland and Mayor Francis, ac-
companied by their wives attended
services at the Washington Avenue
Presbyterian Church, where a sermon was
delivered by Rev DR.. Brookes AS the party
passed from the carriage to the door of the
church the assembled spectators uncovered
their heads, but made no other demonstra-
tion. A visit to Shaw's Botanical G.rdens
occupied the afternoon, and the evening
was passed quietly at the mayors home
ST LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The Presidel.6 and Mrs.
Cleveland paid short visit to the State Fair
yesterday morning. 1t was 'Children's
Day" and on arriving at the grounds the
distinguished visitors listened to and seemed
to enjoy the singing of ''American by 8, 900
children. A basket of choice flowers was
presented MIS-. Cleveland by the lady super
intendent of the Kindergarten schools.
After a tour of the grounds the party re-
turned to the city Mrs Cleveland was
driven to the residence of Mrs Seaman, a
well-known society leader where she re-
eeiyed the ladies of St Louis.